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4 Till' Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. April 22. 1987 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Quintessence Concert Serves Up a Musical Potpourri In the second of three concerts in the St. Paul's Performing Arts Series, 'Quintessence', the very talented five-man ensemble ensemble from Toronto performed performed . at Bowmanville High School on Wednesday April 22. What began with an offbeat offbeat entrance by cellist, Jose Shapero, soon turned Into a musical merry-go- round as the group displayed displayed their talents for jazz, country, swing, contemporary contemporary and classical music. Shapero, whose cello was made in 1714, is trained in both piano and cello perfor mance. His comical behaviour behaviour was a hit as he repeatedly repeatedly tried to play a solo of "The Swan", only to be interrupted interrupted by the other band members wanting to do some jazz. The chief instigator of the impromptu jazz numbers was Bill Bridges. Mr. Bridges, a native of Alberta, is an arranger, composer, and performer with a great sense of humour and timing. timing. He acted as master of ceremonies for the group and helped to keep the evening light and entertaining. entertaining. The three other members, zt&rnmi LOUNGE & DINING ROOM 1 FREE appetizers served daily in our lounge 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday Brunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. $6.95 All YOU CAN Eat Sunday Evenings Roast Beef Buffet 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. $9.95 Thursday is Special Event Night 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. SCHOONER'S LOUNGE IN THE FLYING DUTCHMAN HOTEL PRESENTS Hof • Hot • Hot "MEXICAN NIGHT" TEQUILA... all night long SPICY MEXICAN PIZZA only 49$ slice 'fy. "° MARGARITAS by the gallon. MEXICAN BEER $1.99 1 F"E~F™RTmTES to anyone dressed a la Mexicano THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd ► 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. <4 J CHI CHA AMIGOS! Saturday is ... Dinner and Dancing Hot Buffet 5 to 9 p.m. Dancing to Solid Gold Music from the 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's L A ™ K -- HOTEL OHKRATKIÏ HV TAUNTON HOTKI.S Liberty St. S. off 401 Hwy. Lenny Solomon (violin), Julian Julian Knight (viola) and Anthony Anthony Flint (violin) were all outstanding as they jazzed and hammed it up, slowed it down, and kept the audi ence's toes tapping. Ip the second half, the ensemble ensemble played a tribute to Bowmanville ('the heart of country music'), the theme from "On Golden Pond", "Sophisicaled Ladies" by Duke Ellington, and several pieces featuring a violin and a piano solo. As Mr. Shapero took to the piano for one piece, Mr. Bridges showed his great versatility as he picked up the cello. As a cross between the Five Stooges, the Marx Brothers, and Laurel and Hardy, 'Quintessence' makes music fun. They obviously obviously enjoy what they are THE NORTHUMERLANDAND NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION EDUCATION WEEK GALA OPENING EVENT Tuesday, April 28,1987 at Cobourg District Collegiate Institute East at 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. The Official Opening of Education Week- Come Learn With Us presenting Art displays, drama, and musical selections to herald the commencement of this annual event. Come and enjoy the presentations of: Courtlce Secondary School Band Bowmanville High School Band Enniskillen Public School Choir Boys' Combined Choirs from Bowmanville Central and Newcastle Public Schools "Charlie Brown" by Courtlce Secondary School "Anthology" by cast of Courtlce Secondary School "Pink Dragon" by cast of M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School. and many other groups and schools, Including a special feature by the Cobourg Sesqulcentennlal Choir. Support your community, the students, and the school by attending this Gala occasion. Courtice Secondary School Parent Interviews Thursday, April 30/87 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Please plan to attend either session. Northumberland/Newcastle Board of Education RHWjVIUE HIE* PIESENtS Focus on _ Youth COME, SEE AND ENJOY, "YOUTH DAY" at ! WORD OF LIFE CHRISTIAN OUTREACH CENTER ' Presentation: "THE PRODIGAL" " (music & drama). Special Speaker: KEITH SWAN Place: Waver!ey Public School Date: Sunday, April 26/87 Time: 11:00 a.m. Pastor: REV. STAN CHURCHILL SS" /3'iir' AN» FlETlIME 1W a ^ CemeVçf. in. Tfott. fats WORD OF LIFE Of fice : 100 Scugog St. Bowmanville, Ont. r/Syyft; Phone: 623-1071 'Uh&u wenylody Li iomciody and }tMi Li Land' Free Performance for Senior Citizens on MONDAY, MAY 4th at 7:00 p.m. BETA KING VIDEO Inc. DURHAM'S LARGEST , & BEST BETA SELECTION FREE MEMBERSHIP 434-5140 306 King St. W., Oshawa OVER 3000 MOVIES WE SPECIALIZE IN BETA MOVIES 'Store Hours: Mon. toThurs. 9 - 91 Fri. & Sat. 9 • 101 Sunday 11-91 The staff and students of Bowmanville High School --v w invite you to an OPEN HOUSE SCHOOL on Thursday, April 30th during Education Week Visit for a short time, or all day, if you choose. Come to a class or classes of your choice. Class information can be obtained from your student or at the door from our peer counsellors on the day. Sincerely, H. Hubbs, Principal THE HOTEL 41H23-3373-OSHAWA - BOWMANVILLE HIGHWAY 401 INTERCHANGE 432 Mother's Day Celebration and Contest - Is Your Mother - Bowmanville's Best Mother of 1987? Is your mom the absolute best In the whole world? If you think so, then write and tell us why In 100 words of less. The three ' most special sounding moms will join us for a Mother's Day dining experience and Bowmanville's best mom of 1987 will be honored and showered with the most Incredible gifts. WRITE TO US TODAY The winner will be introduced by Mayor John Winters as the winning letter is read aloud at the Flying Dutchman's Mother's Day Feast, on the tenth of May at 2:00 p.m. Make Your Reservations For The Big Day Beatings 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Adults-$8.95 Children-$4.95 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Adults-$12.95 Children-$6.95 Bowmanville Audio- Vision 20 King St. W. 623-2312 PRIZES FURNISHED BY Brass & Things 135 King St. E, 623-1337 Hoopers Jewellers Ltd. 39 King SI, W. 623-5747 McGregor I.D. A. Drugs 5 King St. W. 623-5792 27 KINO OT. W. nOWMANVILLC ONTAnlO, CANADA Steelmans Alloulse Fashions Inc. authorized oealcii 49 King SI. W. iGKingSlmoiWoii 623-5854 Oowmanvllle, Ont. LIC 102 (410)023-3165 Hist Choke: yffayUt'flèfcz ? c) IAl IAMIIY IIAIIM' *||t'VCD The 3 finalists must be present to win. Contest not open to employees of The Flying Dutchman. doing and it was evident that the Bowmanville audience audience agreed. There was a piece for every music lover and it was doubtful that anyone left disappointed. One concert-goer was heard to exclaim as he left the auditorium, "I didn't know quite what to expect, but those guys were good." No argument here. The St. Paul's series will finish May 13, with "Trio Vivant". ©THE YUKKIES Put yukkies in their place! BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 KING STREET WEST NEWCASTLE (416) 987-4442 Appearing April 23, 24 and 25 ANITA PERRAS and TIM TAYLOR Armwrestling Championship Weigh-in Time 1:00 p.m. May 2 at the Castle Hotel 54 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE (416) 623-7072 Appearing April 24 and 25 DEVICE l( sdaV cW c L e acb kWANTED: Waitress/waiter jCleaning Person, Part-time lCook, Doorman, D.J. 20* \MV\i' e s upP" eS fast- ■V ' 11 1Mountain fry THE NORTH AMERICAN RAGE y'all come olid ui at THE EMERALD ISLE R.R. #2 Orono 1 mile north of Kirby 983-5221 TAKE - OUT MENU Mountain Marriage 2 PIECES OF CHICKEN WITH RIBS, COLE SLAW, TATERS, ROLL $5.95 Taste Tickler 1 PIECE OF CHICKEN WITH MOUNTAIN TATERS $1.69 Rib Dinner MOUNTAIN STYLE RIBS, TATERS COLE SLAW and ROLL $7.95 Chicken Snack 2 PIECES OF CHICKEN WITH MOUNTAIN TATERS $2.70 Ribs Only WHOLE RACK OF MOUNTAIN STYLE RIBS $8.20 Mountain Dinner 3 PIECES OF CHICKEN, ROLL MOUNTAIN TATERS and COLE SLAW $3.90 CHICKEN ON A BUN $1.69 RIBS ON A BUN $1.95 Little Mountain 9 DELICIOUS PIECES OF CHICKEN $7.85 Coming Soon Small Largo MOUNTAIN BEANS $ .49 $1.49 MOUNTAIN CHILI $ .69 $1.89 Half Mountain 15 SUCCULENT PIECES OF CHICKEN $11.60 Mountain Taters SMALL MEDIUM LARGE $1.00 $1.75 $2.75 Whole Mountain 20 MOUTH WATERING PIECES OF CHICKEN $14.75 YOUR HOSTS Mike and Ann Special Prices for Parties and Catering